Seafront Restaurants in Brighton

Ideally located along the shoreline, Brighton Beach Club is our first port of call when it comes to seafront restaurants in Brighton. Decked out with floor to ceiling windows, this restaurant's the perfect place to enjoy a scenic roast dinner or a chilled glass of wine.

One of Brighton's quirkiest beachfront bars, The Tempest Inn is located within a cave, and so comes complete with plenty of cosy nooks, perfect for holing up in. And for when the sun shines? There's also a mega alfresco terrace, decked out with colourful umbrellas and fairy lights.

Situated on the actual beach, La Plage is about as close to the waves as you could get - while still staying dry, of course. The seaside dining spot is keeping you watered and fed with cocktails, lunchtime bites and dinner feasts.

Venture past the main hubbub of seaside restaurants in Brighton and you'll come across The Watershed, a chic spot in the marina yacht club. Boasting a gorgeous wooden terrace and a range of drinks and food - including a weekend bottomless brunch - this beauty has got you covered morning, noon and night.

One of Brighton's most popular restaurants on the seafront, The Salt Room has a reputation for serving the town's finest seafood. Feast on freshly-caught hake, steamed shellfish and grilled lemon sole as you gaze out over some truly impressive ocean scenes.

Backing onto the pebbles, this beachfront restaurant and bar is bringing you an outdoor terrace packed with views and party vibes when the sun goes down. Be sure to keep up with Ohso Social's calendar for your fix of themed happenings and craft nights.

Skip on down to Brighton Palace Pier and you'll find the Palm Court restaurant - a fuss-free venue perfect for refuelling after a day of frolicking in the sea. This glass-fronted eatery serves up modern British classics along with some of the best sunset vistas around.

Home to several kitchens and a cocktail, wine and beer bar, Shelter Hall offers several places to eat such as Worthing favourite, CrabShack. The venue provides amazing views of the Sussex coastline and gives you the opportunity to relax with a drink in hand.

Gourmet patties, indulgent milkshakes and craft beers are on the menu at Stock Burger Co. Want to put your own spin on things? Their DIY section lets you create your own buns, and also makes them one of the most popular places to eat by Brighton beach.

The second Brighton restaurant from renowned chef Michael Bremner, Murmur is a family-friendly haunt found within the Victorian beachfront arches. On the menu? Healthy brunch dishes and moreish desserts, with the option to dine alfresco too.

Adding a New York touch to the seaside restaurants in Brighton, The New Club is dishing up something a little different. Go to the beachfront hangout and take in the ocean views as you chomp on tasty bites along with a signature cocktail or two.

Seaside restaurants in Hove don't get much better than The Old Pier. Nestled within the fashionable Selina hotel, this haunt oozes boutique vibes and specialises in all thing pizza, as well as offering some delicious tipples to wash it down with.

Wondering where to eat by Brighton beach? JB's American Diner is bringing hearty US grub and eclectic interiors to the seaside. Head to the 50s-themed restaurant for boozy shakes, BBQ ribs, plant-based hot dogs and hunky burgers.

Brighton's Waterside Restaurant is taking things up a notch, offering gorgeous sea views and exquisite dishes from its beautiful abode. What's more, the kitchen aims to be as sustainable as possible, sourcing all its food locally and working to offset its carbon footprint.

Winning awards for its stellar brunch and burger offerings, Lucky Beach is our number one choice for a seafront breakfast in Brighton. Small but perfectly formed, this beach shack has a cosy mezzanine area, designed for watching the waves hit the shore while sipping on freshly-brewed coffee.

Part of the oh-so-luxe Grand Hotel, Victoria Lounge is a place of serenity along King's Road. Tucked away from the hustle and bustle of the streets outside, this elegant eatery is known for its fancy tipples and tasty afternoon tea menu.

With innovative small plates and sleek interiors, Cyan is making waves on Brighton's dining scene. A wonderland of blue hues, this chic restaurant champions local produce and is ideally located just a stone's throw away from the iconic BA i360 Viewing Tower.